Audio By Carbonatix
Reader support matters more than ever
We're in the final stretch of our summer campaign. Our goal is to raise $12,500 by August 9 to support the journalism our community relies on. Reader support is helping shape the future of local news.
One of my favorite parts of the State Fair is the arts building, where one can see a fine selection of jams and jellies, scale models of aircraft carriers and, of course, prize-winning patchwork quilts. The fair is only a few short months away, but you can get a head start on the folk art right now at the Women’s Museum, 3800 Parry Ave., where’ll you find American Pattern Paintings: Wooden Quilts, an exhibit by West Texas artist Fay Jean Hooker. Apparently not much of a seamstress, Hooker instead paints vibrant quilt-inspired patterns on plywood, cutting and assembling thousands of small pieces to create marvels of color and geometry. See it noon to 5 p.m. every Tuesday through Sunday (through June 17). Call 214-915-0890 or visit thewomensmuseum.org.
Tuesdays-Sundays, 12-5 p.m. Starts: May 18. Continues through June 17
